Recognize the name but not the face? Jane Martyn, assistant alumni director, is the source of the Alumni Association emails and correspondence you receive. Whether it be for a loc...
As I admired the new statue on campus in memory of Rachel Rollings and Britney Lipsey, I couldn't help but think how such a statue typifies why this university is so special. Aptly na...
Commerce takes Manhattan
by Kim Williams
The Texas A&M University-Commerce wind ensemble and chorale performed in February at the world famous Carnegie Hall in New York Cit...
Houston Alumni Gather at Willie G's
More than 100 alumni gathered at Willie G's Steaks and Seafood in Houston to reconnect with other Lion alumni, and remember what made their time...
The A&M-Commerce music department is proud to send its best and brightest musicians to Carnegie Hall in New York City February 28, 2012. Join fellow Lion alumni and universit...
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October 22 was a beautiful day for Homecoming. In addition to numerous department reunions, the annual tribute at Professor Mayo's grave, and a lively and colorful parade, the cr...
It's a great day to be a Lion. There's so much happening on and off campus and enrollment is growing at a tremendous rate.
Homecoming 2011 was one of the most exciting on campus events...
Dr. Marcus Nelson doesn't accept excuses.
It doesn't matter if a student is poor, or what their home life is like. For Nelson, superintendent of Laredo ISD, what a child is born into...
1958 was a good year for World Book encyclopedias. One set ended up in Hilda Tagle's home, and served as the neighborhood reference library. It was also what inspired Tagle to arden...
Richard Ellison's life was so dramatically changed by his time at East Texas State Teachers College that he felt compelled to pass on the gift of education to others.
“One day I was s...
